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Three family members, two dogs die in house fire near Philadelphia Three members of one family -- a dad and two sons -- died early Christmas Day in a house fire near Philadelphia that investigators say may have been caused by electrical issues and a dry Christmas tree.     Backcountry skier dies in alanache in Colorado on Christmas Eve A backcountry skier was killed into an avalanche near Cameron Pass in the Front Range zone in Colorado on Christmas Eve, the Colordo Avalanche Information Center said.   Canary Islands volcano eruption declared over after 3 months of activity The eruption of a volcano on La Palma in the Canary Islands in Spain was officially been declared over Saturday after 85 days of activity, including expelling tons of lava and gases.   U.S. hospitalizations rise to 71,458 among COVID-19 Omicron surge More than 71,000 people have been hospitalized with coronavirus in the United States amid surging cases from the Omicron variant that have set daily records in several states.   About 50 cars involved in pileup in northwest Minnesota About 50 vehicles were inviolved in a pileup amid snow conditions along Interstate-94 northwest of the Twin Cities on Saturday afternoon, according to the Minnesota State Patrol.   Major retailers closed, but pharmacies, some eateries open on Christmas Christmas Day presented a mixed bag for shoppers and restaurant-goers looking for available locations on Saturday, with almost all big-box retailers closed but some restaurants chains open.   Experts say December was 'ridiculously active' month for tornadoes in U.S. There's no question that December has been a month that's featured a host of anomalous weather, including a historic tornado outbreak and record-breaking temperatures, along with the first-ever December derecho.   California surfer dies after attack by great white shark Police in California's central coast said a surfer has died after he was attacked by a great white shark.   At least 16 dead after migrant boat sinks in Aegean Sea off Greece At least 16 asylum-seekers died when a smuggling boat carrying them in the Aegean Sea capsized on Friday, Greek military officials said.   President Joe Biden, first lady Jill Biden thank armed forces, COVID-19 workers 'for whom Christmas falls on heavy hearts' President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden thanked U.S. armed forces members and "resilient" Americans providing help during the COVID-19 pandemic on Saturday in their Christmas message.   2 more members of K-pop group BTS test positive for COVID-19 Two more members of the South Korean pop supergroup BTS have tested positive for COVID-19, a day after vocalist Suga was diagnosed with the virus, the group's managers said Saturday.   Armed intruder arrested on grounds of Britain's Windsor Castle, police say An armed intruder was arrested at Windsor Castle west of London on Saturday, where Britain's Queen Elizabeth II was celebrating Christmas with her family, police said.   Queen Elizabeth II remembers Prince Philip, talks of personal loss in Christmas Day message Britain's Queen Elizabeth II spoke of her own personal grief and expressed sympathy for others around the world who have lost loved ones during the COVID-19 pandemic in her annual Christmas Day message on Saturday.   'Bridgerton' Season 2 to debut on Netflix March 25 The 19th century British romance, "Bridgerton," will kick off its second season on March 25, Netflix announced Saturday.   Weekend performances of Hugh Jackman's 'Music Man' canceled Weekend performances of Broadway's "The Music Man," starring Hugh Jackman and Sutton Foster, have been canceled as the number of COVID-19 cases rise in New York City.   Pope Francis calls for dialogue to resolve disputes in Christmas Day address Pope Francis urged world leaders to be more open to dialogue to heal the world's many "conflicts, crises, and disagreements" during his annual Christmas address Saturday at the Vatican.   James Webb Space Telescope launches on million-mile journey NASA and the European Space Agency successfully launched the largest, most powerful telescope ever, the James Webb Space Telescope, from South America on Christmas morning.   Look: Olivia Munn, John Mulaney share first photo of infant son Actress Olivia Munn and comedian John Mulaney shared a photo of their infant son for the first time this weekend.   Rain hits West, Southwest; Phoenix sees wettest Christmas Eve since 1944 People in the Southwest will soon have some relief from the relentless rainfall that brought a city their wettest Christmas Eve since 1944.   Adele's '30' tops U.S. album chart for fourth week Singer-songrwriter Adele's "30" is the No. 1 album in the United States for a fourth week.   On This Day, Dec. 25: Mikhail Gorbachev resigns On Dec. 25, 1991, Mikhail Gorbachev resigned as Soviet president the day before Russia's Supreme Soviet voted to end the Soviet Union.   Famous birthdays for Dec. 25: Jimmy Buffett, Justin Trudeau Singer Jimmy Buffett turns 75 and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau turns 50, among the famous birthdays for December 25.   More Recent Articles
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How America's ICUs Are Dealing with Another Christmas of Death and DistressThe toll on health care workers, many of whom are giving up their holiday to treat dangerously ill Covid patients, is severe.   As Omicron Spreads, Unvaccinated Americans Remain DefiantTo some who are steadfastly opposed to the shot, the evasiveness of the coronavirus has only reaffirmed their stance. Hospitals Face Omicron Crush on ChristmasBlood banks across the country are struggling to maintain their usual three-day supply as virus cases make donors and medical staff scarce. Britain is administering booster shots throughout the Christmas holiday. As Prices Rise Due to Inflation, Biden Turns to Antitrust EnforcersA wide-ranging presidential order helped block a railroad merger and tackle supply-chain problems, and it is planting the seeds for bigger actions. James Webb Space Telescope Launches on Journey to See the Dawn of StarlightAstronomers were jubilant as the spacecraft made it off the launchpad following decades of delays and cost overruns. The Webb is set to offer a new keyhole into the earliest moments of our universe. Webb Telescope Launches on Long-Awaited JourneyThe most powerful space observatory ever built began its million-mile journey to the morning of time. Catch up on highlights from the launch. Sardi’s Is Back After 648 Days, Its Fortunes Tied to BroadwayThe caricatures are back up. But many shows are canceling performances just as Sardi’s reopens, a hurdle for a restaurant catering to the theater crowd. How Do Saudis Celebrate Christmas? Quietly, but Less So.“Am I in Saudi Arabia?” Once officially banned, Christmas is coming out of hiding in the kingdom, as its ultra-constrictive religious rules are eased. ‘Christmas Can Be Hard’ Amid Loss, Queen Elizabeth Says in Annual MessageHer address, which was recorded last week, is the first since the death of her husband, Prince Philip. It comes as coronavirus cases in Britain have hit record highs. U.S. Policy Toward Pakistan Can't Be All About AfghanistanIt won’t be easy. Resentment is rife. A Janitor’s Colleagues Put Him on the Fast Track to RetirementAn Italian factory worker was dealing with a lifelong impairment that made it hard to work, but he wasn’t in a position to retire. Then his co-workers gave him 20 months’ worth of vacation days. Last Known Slave Ship, Clotilda, Is Remarkably Well Preserved, Researchers SayDNA may be extracted from the Clotilda, which was sunk in the Mobile River in Alabama in 1860 after it arrived from West Africa carrying 110 enslaved people, researchers said. Anti-Coup Protesters in Sudan Press Their Demand for Return to Civilian RuleThe protests on Saturday underscored the resolve of protesters to continue defying the Oct. 25 coup that derailed the country’s nascent attempt to transition to democratic rule. At Least 16 Dead After Migrant Boat Capsizes Off GreeceThe wreck late Friday in the Aegean Sea, the third in Greek waters in three days, was another reminder of the risks asylum seekers face. Man Killed in Apparent Shark Attack Off California, the Authorities SayThe body of a man who had been on a boogie board was found off the coast of Morro Bay. The death was believed to be the only fatal shark encounter of the year in the United States. El Salvador Releases 3 Women Serving Long Prison Sentences for AbortionsThe three women, who had suffered obstetric emergencies, had been sentenced to 30 years in prison under the nation’s strict anti-abortion laws. Winter Storms Threaten to Disrupt Travel in the NorthwestParts of Oregon and Washington were also bracing for single-digit temperatures as the Southern United States recorded temperatures more than 25 degrees above normal. Falling in Love With Everyone We Saw in 2021Looking back at a year of pictures from the Styles Desk. Who’s Up for a Round of Warhammer?A tabletop game set in a dystopian universe has found a new legion of fans during the pandemic. More Recent Articles
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